There are some things I really don't want to do, but I act faster than my brain. Even if you regret it, it's so far.

In the third grade, I was like a little princess. My body is always covered with a halo that my classmates envy. Whether it is speech or writing, whether it is achievement or talent, it always makes students envy or even envy. At that time, I was surrounded by friends wherever I went, indulged by teachers no matter how willful, and amused by a group of boys who liked me no matter how arrogant. I was willful, arrogant and selfish at that time. But I always think that I really have such capital.

Until the fourth grade, a girl transferred to our class. This girl is not only outstanding in appearance, but also excellent in grades. In an essay contest that I value very much, I lost the qualification for the final because of her participation.

Teachers and classmates don't like me alone anymore. Gradually, my aura is getting weaker and weaker. In addition, the girl's personality is also very likable, and her former friends, boys and teachers are gradually gathering around her. Even my parents often praise her.

My scenery is gone, I hate her more and more, and my little heart is full of jealousy and unwillingness.

Finally, these jealousy broke out in a few unintentional sighs at the same table.

That day, I watched her being surrounded by everyone at the same table, and inadvertently said, "That girl transferred this semester is really amazing!" She is not only beautiful, but also loses to others in grades and talents! Right, right, you know what? Their family is super rich! I saw her dad driving her to school that day! "

Before I thought it over, vanity blurted out, "What's the big deal about driving a BMW! There are two cars in our house! A Mercedes, a Volvo, my parents drive one to work every day! " When the words came out, I immediately felt guilty, let alone Mercedes-Benz Volvo. Our family doesn't even have a private car now.

The students gathered around at once, and even a girl came up and asked enviously, "Really?" The tie, I nodded! Looking at the envious eyes of my classmates, I gradually became confused. ...

I'm too vain.